Kashmir grapples with an escalating drug menace, resembling an epidemic that leaves families in shambles. Amidst the distressing narrative, the spotlight often hones in on the addicts, the apparent 'victims' of the crisis. Yet, beneath this surface, the untold stories of families bear witness to the profound costs exacted by a member's addiction. The societal stigma compounds their agony as they navigate a complex web of judgment and unsolicited advice. The legal response reflects the gravity of the situation, with an increasing number of cases and law enforcement categorizing drug smuggling as a menace akin to terrorism. In this pervasive crisis, familial bonds strain, friendships disintegrate, and individuals are left grappling with guilt and emotional trauma. The narrative sheds light on the far-reaching consequences of drug addiction in Kashmir, extending beyond the 'victim' to encompass the intricate web of lives disrupted by this unfolding tragedy.
SRINAGAR: Police on Saturday claimed to have apprehended a militant associate of Jaish-e-Mohammad outfit in North Kashmir's Handwara. In a handout ,the police said that during routing checking at Ganai Mohalla Pazalpora Magam, a joint party of Handwara Police and Army (15RR) intercepted an individua.
The Jammu and Kashmir police in a joint operation with Indian Army on Saturday arrested a terrorist associate linked with the terror outfit Jaish-e-Mohammed (Je
The meeting chaired by ADGP Kashmir Vijay Kumar also discussed security challenges for the upcoming G-20 Summit meetings in J&K and Shri Amarnath Yatra 2023.
"He has been identified as Khursheed Ahmad Bhat. Incriminating materials and a hand grenade were recovered from his possession," the official statement said.